Boston Bruins: An NHL source told SI.com that Peter Chiarelli is still in shopping mode. "He's looking for a defenseman for sure, possibly another bottom-six forward."

Ryane Clowe: With Jaromir Jagr going to Boston, it's thought the Bruins are out of the running for Clowe. Several sources put the Rangers as the favorites to acquire the scoreless winger from San Jose.

Nate Schmidt: Not a trade, but multiple sources reporting the Caps have signed the offensive-minded defender that most ranked as the second-best of this season's NCAA free agent class.

Jaromir Jagr: Mike Heika reports a done deal. Jagr to Boston for two prospects and a pick. Details to come.

Derek Roy: Multiple sources have the Stars dealing the veteran center to Vancouver for a second rounder and a prospect. More to come.

Jaromir Jagr: Renaud Lavoie of RDS reports the Stars have told Jagr he will be dealt today. Frontrunners appear to be Boston and Montreal.

Marc-Andre Bergeron: Renaud Lavoie of RDS says defender Marc-Andre Bergeron is not on the ice at morning skate and should be traded today. Bergeron is useful as a power-play specialist, but not much else. UPDATE: Bergeron has been dealt to Carolina for the previously waived Adam Hall and a seventh-round pick.

April 1

Robyn Regehr: Looks like Matheson was right. Regehr goes to Kings for two second-round picks. He'll bring veteran depth to Los Angeles, while the Sabres add a couple of quality assets to expedite their much needed rebuild. Looks like a win for both sides.

Jay Bouwmeester: It's a done deal. J-Bo is off to the Blues in exchange for a protected 2013 first rounder (if St. Louis fails to make the playoffs, it becomes a 2014 first and a 2013 fourth), defender Mark Cundari and goalie Reto Berra. A steal for the St. Louis? Sure looks like it.

Jason Pominville: TVA Sports' Patrick Caisse has reported the Sabres have asked Pominville for a list of eight teams to which he's not willing to accept a trade. The veteran center has an NTC for his contract, which goes through the 2013-14 season.

Michal Handzus: The San Jose Sharks somehow managed to swindle a fourth-round pick from the Blackhawks in exchange for the big, slow center. Nice job, Doug Wilson! UPDATE: Apparently the Jets were in on the bidding for Handzus, but weren't willing to go as high as a fourth.

Harry Zolnierczyk: Multiple sources confirm the estimable Harry Z is on his way to Anaheim. No word yet on the return for Philly, but given that he's managed to get in just seven games for the injury-riddled Flyers, it's a good bet it won't be much. UPDATE: Word just in that Jay Rosehill goes to the Flyers. This has massive playoff race implications. Your move, Panthers.

Jay Bouwmeester: TSN's Bob McKenzie disagrees with Jim Matheson's earlier report, saying the Blues are still in on Bouwmeester, as are the Red Wings.

Mason Raymond: Iain MacIntyre of the Vancouver Sun reports that the impending UFA was conspicuously absent from the Canucks' morning skate. UPDATE: Cancel the moving vans. Raymond has a sore shoulder and is out for tonight's game. Probably means he'll be staying the with Canucks at least until summer.

Toronto Maple Leafs: GM Dave Nonis told reporters that he expects "meaningful trade talks" to start tomorrow. He's looking to improve the team and will consider adding a veteran goalie, but he is perfectly comfortable moving forward with James Reimer and Ben Scrivens in net.

Columbus Blue Jackets: Darren Dreger of TSN says the playoff-contending Jackets (just double-checked--that statement is correct) are willing to move one of their three first-round picks to acquire a scoring forward.

Ryane Clowe: While we're waiting to see if Clowe comes out for morning skate with the Sharks, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun tweets that Minnesota is in on the bidding and reminds us of the trading history between the Wild and Sharks. UPDATE: Clowe is on the ice with the Sharks. Last one on. Funny guy. Mike Russo of the Star Tribune says the Wild have spoken to Clowe's agent, and to do that they would need permission from the Sharks. That suggests the Wild may be further down the path to acquiring Clowe than previously thought.

Michal Handzus: Garrioch also says 3-4 teams are interested in the veteran center. He doesn't mention that the Sharks thought Scott Gomez was an upgrade over Handzus. He may move, but he's a low-rent option as a fourth-line center only.

Roberto Luongo: TSN's Farhan Lalji reports that the Canucks are involved in discussions with several teams regarding Luongo and that "talks are beyond the tire-kicking stage."

Toronto Maple Leafs: The Toronto Sun is reporting that the Maple Leafs are in deep on the Luongo discussions, with Tyler Bozak a likely piece of the return pie. The team also is pursuing defenders Jay Bouwmeester, Keith Yandle and Dmitri Kulikov.

Robyn Regehr: More from Matheson: "Take it to the bank: Regehr...will be a King at the deadline as a third blueline pairing player." Darren Dreger says the Sabres haven't been offered anything that would justify asking the vet to waive his NTC.

Matt Cullen: Elliotte Friedman on CBC's Hot Stove suggested that the Wild may deal the veteran center. Don't believe it. Minnesota is going good and is headed back to the playoffs. The Wild won't blow out their second-line center. More likely event is Cullen re-signing with the team.

Raffi Torres: Friedman also suggested that Torres was available and one of his former teams, the Vancouver Canucks, was interested.

Jay Bouwmeester: TSN's Darren Dreger said the defenseman could be on the move and that Detroit would be a likely landing spot...if they were willing to give up a prime goaltending prospect like Petr Mrazek or Jake Paterson.

March 28

Ryan Miller: Andy Strickland reports that Miller provided the Sabres with a list of eight teams to which he would not accept a trade. If my Grade 2 math serves me correctly, that leaves 22 options for Darcy Regier. Sportsnet's Darren Millard says the Sabres have discussed Miller with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Martin St. Louis: Multiple sources reporting that the Bruins, Red Wings and Rangers have contacted the Lightning about the 37-year-old winger. There's no confirmation he's on the market, but the rebuilding Bolts might benefit from the infusion of high-end youth St. Louis would generate.

Mark Streit: It's believed the Isles are trying to re-sign their captain, but Darren Dreger and Bob McKenzie of TSN both believe he could be in play before the deadline.

Ryan Whitney: Joe Haggerty of CSNNE has confirmed the Bruins are in discussions with Edmonton on a deal that would see Whitney and a forward come to Boston. Haggerty later suggested the forward involved could be Magnus Paajarvi, a big, skilled winger who would make a lot of sense for the Bruins.

Ryane Clowe: Darren Dreger reported on the NHL Network that San Jose GM Doug Wilson is looking for a first rounder, a second rounder and a prospect for the struggling UFA-to-be. The Bruins, Rangers and Canadiens are reported to be interested, but if Wilson sticks to that asking price, Clowe is unlikely to be moved.

Miikka Kiprusoff: Bob McKenzie reported on the NHL Network that there is a good chance Kiprusoff retires after this season. He has one year left on a deal that pays him just $1.5 million in 2013-14. This, along with earlier reports that he would retire if traded, seems to diminish the likelihood that he will be moved.

Ryan Whitney: Rumors are flying that the Oilers have traded the defender to Boston. As of 4 PM EDT, that's not true according to a team source. The Fourth Period says a deal is close, with the Bruins, Red Wings and Hurricanes the most likely trading partners.

Ryan Whitney: Jim Matheson of the Edmonton Journal says it was no coincidence the defender was back in the lineup against St. Louis last night. The Blues are a team thought to be looking for blueline help ahead of the deadline.

Brent Burns: Frank Seravelli of Philly.com says the Flyers have been scouting the Sharks not for Dan Boyle, but for versatile defender/forward Burns. Curiously, the Flyers need the most help on D, though Seravelli calls Burns "an unmitigated disaster" on the back end.

Daniel Briere: Darren Dreger reported on TSN Radio that the Canadiens would be willing to trade a draft pick to the Flyers if Briere, currently out with a concussion, is deemed healthy by the deadline.

March 25

Jarome Iginla: Sources tell CBC's Elliotte Friedman that Iginla is willing to go to Vancouver, as well as the four teams he previously listed. There are multiple reports that both the Penguins and Bruins feel Calgary's price is more than they are willing to pay.

Douglas Murray: Sources say the Penguins are on the verge of acquiring the San Jose defender.

March 24

Jarome Iginla: Renaud Lavoie of RDS says Iginla has submitted to Calgary management a list of four teams for which he'd be willing to waive his no-trade clause: Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles.

March 22

Keith Yandle: Mark Spector of Sportsnet reports that Phoenix is willing to move the veteran blueliner to bolster an offense that recently was shut out three times in a row.

Dustin Penner: Spector also believes the big winger has worn out his welcome in Los Angeles and is available.

Jordan Leopold: Spector believes the Flyers are targeting the Buffalo defender, and may also be willing to consider Edmonton's Ryan Whitney.

March 20

Derek Roy: Pierre LeBrun on TSN today that Anaheim has had at least one discussion with the Stars about the pending UFA and is definitely in the market for a No. 2 center. Saku Koivu would then move to the third line.

Marian Gaborik: Darren Dreger TSN today said multiple teams have made inquiries about Gaborik, but he feels that the $7.5 million he's due next year on his contract will make him tough to move.

Mike Komisarek: Darren Dreger of TSN reports that the veteran defender has waived his no-movement clause and has been placed on waivers. It's not expected he'll be claimed by another NHL team, but with several needing defensive depth it's not out of the question that he'll move on.

Ben Bishop: Marty McSorley of Sportsnet says it will take a second-round pick plus a prospect to pry the big backup away from the Senators. He lists Minnesota, New Jersey and Long Island as likely destinations.

March 19

Jarome Iginla: Bob McKenzie said on TSN's Insider Trading segment Tuesday night (link to come) that the ball is now rolling on the Iginla trade front. Pittsburgh, Boston and Detroit are known to be interested and could be good fits.

Jaromir Jagr: Pierre LeBrun of ESPN reports hearing from a league executive who suggested the Flyers might be interested in reacquiring Jagr to reunite him with Claude Giroux.

Jay Bouwmeester: LeBrun believes Bouwmeester is moved only if the Flames are completely blown away by an offer.

Derek Roy: Renaud Lavoie of RDS says there's been no progress in contract talks between Roy and the Dallas Stars and the veteran center may soon be in play.

March 18

Marian Gaborik: Larry Brooks of the New York Post says the Rangers are trying to move the struggling winger and his $7.5 million cap hit. CBC's Elliotte Friedman said Vancouver might be interested and that Gaborik's limited no-trade clause meant the Rangers had a list of 10 teams to which he could not be dealt.

Dan Boyle:LeBrun also believes that the Sharks are headed for a facelift, with veteran blueliner Boyle being the most likely player to move. A right-handed D, he'd be a good fit for the struggling Rangers.